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Argentina in last eight

AFP, Athens
Argentina in last eight
Argentina locked up a quarter-final berth in the Olympic football competition with a dominating 2-0 Group C win over Tunisia here on Saturday.
The Argentines scored two delightful goals through Boca Juniors striker Oscar Tevez in the first half and Barcelona ace Javier Saviola 17 minutes from the end to wrap up a conclusive victory.
"I am very satisfied with the result," said Argentinian skipper Roberto Ayala.
"We have to continue in the same way if we are to reach our targets."
Argentina, following their 6-0 rout of Serbia and Montenegro in Wednesday's opening game, will finish top of their group, irrespective of the outcome of their final game against Australia on
Tuesday.
The Tunisians, who were held 1-1 by Australia in their first game, doggedly stuck to the South Americans in the first half.
The deadlock was broken by Tevez in the 39th minute, netting with a superb diving header after a wicked cross swung in from the left flank by Inter Milan star Kily Gonzalez.
Argentina made the game safe in the 73rd minute when Saviola, a 56th-minute substitution, clinically finished off a sparkling piece of skill by Gonzalez.
Gonzalez put his foot on the ball and deftly spun his marker on the edge of the Tunisian box to play Saviola in on goal and give the goalkeeper no chance.
Australia will need a draw against Argentina to ensure they go through to the last eight after cruising past Serbia and Montenegro 5-1 with Spanishbased striker John Aloisi and Ahmad Elrich each scoring twice after Everton midfielder Tim Cahill opened the scoring.
South Korea virtually made sure of a
place in the quarter-finals with a 1-0 win over Mexico in Athens.
But they were indebted to a fine performance from skipper and goalkeeper Kim Young-Kwang, who pulled off a string of fine saves to guarantee the three points which put them on top of Group A with four points from two matches.
They share top spot with Mali who beat hosts Greece 2-0.
Korea and Mali meet in the final group match on Monday.
"It was a very tough match for us," said Korean coach Kim Ho-Kon. "But we gave our best to overcome the difficulties. Our next match is against Mali which will be very hard as all African sides are tough."
The Koreans are making their fifth successive appearance at the Games and went into the match under pressure having squandered a two-goal lead in their first match when they were held 22 by Greece in Salonika.
But Kim Jung-Woo gave them a spectacular lead after just 16 minutes
with a 30-yard piledriver set up by Kim Do-Heon.
Mexico, held to a 0-0 draw by Mali in their opener, would have felt aggrieved to have still been down at the break after Diego Martinez and Omar Bravo had both brought saves out of Kim Young-Kwang.
Israel Lopez also went close with a shot which just drifted wide of the target.
The Koreans pressed for a second goal after the break and Lee Chun-Soo was unlucky to have a fierce, long range drive deflected behind for a corner by Aaron Galindo.
But back came the Mexicans and once again Kim Young-Kwang needed to be alert to push an Antonio Zinha drive around the post and the goalkeeper then denied the same player in injury time to ensure Korea's three points.
Mali beat Greece with first-half strikes by Mamadi Berthe and Teneman Ndiaye.